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Governor, Connecticut, 2022, General election
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Oct. 24-26
1,004A
Oct. 24-26
1,004A
Long Island University Steven S. Hornstein Center for Policy, Polling, and Analysis
 Lamont
55%
 Lamont
55%

Lamont

55%

Stefanowski

24%
24%
Stefanowski  Lamont+31
Oct. 23-24
500LV
Oct. 23-24
500LV
McLaughlin & Associates
 Lamont
50%
 Lamont
50%

Lamont

50%

Stefanowski

46%
46%
Stefanowski  Lamont+4
Oct. 23-24
500LV
Oct. 23-24
500LV
McLaughlin & Associates
 Lamont
49%
 Lamont
49%

Lamont

49%

Stefanowski

43%

Hotaling

4%
43%
 StefanowskiLamont+6
Oct. 19-23
1,879LV
Oct. 19-23
1,879LV
Quinnipiac University
 Lamont
56%
 Lamont
56%

Lamont

56%

Stefanowski

41%
41%
Stefanowski  Lamont+15
Oct. 19-21
1,000LV
Oct. 19-21
1,000LV
Emerson College
 Lamont
53%
 Lamont
53%

Lamont

53%

Stefanowski

43%

Hotaling

2%
43%
 StefanowskiLamont+11
Oct. 15-18
718LV
Oct. 15-18
718LV
SurveyUSA
 Lamont
52%
 Lamont
52%

Lamont

52%

Stefanowski

34%

Hotaling

4%
34%
 StefanowskiLamont+18
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